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Welcome to our starting point for the property in Turkey community. If you have any interest or involvement in the Turkey property market then we strongly urge you to look through what our property community can offer you. On offer, for FREE, is Turkey Property News, Turkey Property Forums, Blogs and a property for sale in Turkey marketplace. Use this page as your starting point to see the latest news, read the latest forum comments, view recent Turkey blog posts and browse the Turkey Property marketplace. |
Many people are starting to look at the Turkish property market as the potential next "hotspot" as and when the world economy starts to pick up. While it may be a little too early to invest into the market there are some interesting factors coming into play which could make the Turkish property sector one to monitor for the future.
Last Updated ( Friday, 27 February 2009 21:22 )
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There can be few monuments as old and with a history as chequered as the Hagia Sofia in Turkey which has literally changed religions on more than one occasion, suffered a complete refit, had many of the original artefacts stolen and been effectively vandalised on more than one occasion. There may be some who have never heard of the Hagia Sofia but to give a small taster of the history, it was the largest cathedral in the world for nearly 1000 years until the Seville Cathedral was built in 1520. But that is just the start of the story!Last Updated ( Friday, 21 November 2008 16:10 )
Read more...In the doom and gloom of the ongoing economic slowdown there are only a handful of countries around the world which seem to be coping with the problems of banking collapses and financial hardship. Quite often these are countries that operate in a very different style and system to the western countries of the UK and Europe. While some may have mocked them in the past for not taking ‘advantage’ of cheap finance, who is laughing now? Which banking systems are literally collapsing to their knees?Last Updated ( Tuesday, 14 October 2008 19:19 )
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